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Deciduous columnar tree reaching height of 8-12 metres in maturity. The crown of this tree has a narrow shape with erect branches, making it suitable for smaller gardens. Its green tulip-shaped leaves are 8-15cm long and 9-18cm wide. The bright yellow tulip-like flowers with wide orange strip apper in June or July and are 4cm long and 6cm wide. Prefers deep, fertile, free-draining soil in full/filtered sun.

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Clumping, evergreen grass with hair-like leaves. The leaves are silvery-green and curl at the tips. Contrasts beautifully with the large leaves of other plants. Prefers average to dry, well-drained soils. Drought tolerant once established. Cut stems down to ground in early spring before new growth appears. Cool season grass. Expose on full sun or part shade. Height is 20-30cm.

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This early flowering Quince produces striking rounded coral red blooms abundantly in early and mid-spring. They are sometimes followed by green yellow fruits. Grown in a warm position it can even begin flowering at Christmas. It is often grown as a wall shrub or it can be used as a hedging plant since it is dense, thorny and cutting does not impair its flowering qualities. It has height 2m, spreads 3m. It likes sun or half sun.

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Robinia pseudoacacia 'Frisia' or the black locust is an outstanding and decorative tree without equal for admitting plenty of light to the garden. Although it will grow quite tall, and is not small, the impact on ground level is minimal. It grows to an oval, upright arching tree with bright yellow summer foliage. It is hardy and deciduous. It has a rounded crown of clear yellow spring leaves, which darken slightly through summer, and then turn bright yellow or orange in autumn before they fall. Foliage colour provides important contrast in the garden and the golden leave of Robina pseudoacacia Frisia have made it a garden cliché. The fragrant, creamy white pea-type flowers are held on pendulous racemes and followed by flattened pods containing kidney shaped seeds. Grows well in hot dry climates; adapts well to urban conditions and poor soils. Uses: inner city street tree, industrial landscaping, polluted areas. Its good points are hardiness, quick growth, tolerance to pollution, golden autumn colour and and creamy white racemes of perfumed flowers. Disadvantage is its suckering potential if it becomes disturbed or damaged. Grows best in full sun and slowlier in partial shade an shade. It likes summer moisture. Mature height 8-12m, mature spread 7m. Zone 4a-9a.

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Anemones or Windflowers from the De Caen group are perennials propagated from small bulbs. They have soft feather-like leaves and grow up to approx. 25cm high. Flowers appear from May to July. They are beutifully coloured, simple and resemble poppy flowers. Most often they are red, violet, white or pink but a single flower can also have a combination of colours. We plant their bulbs in March or April into moist soil approx. 5cm deep and 5cm from each other. The Anemones thrive best in sunny location protected from strong wind. They can be planted into a rock garden. They are also excellent when planted in rows in the flower or vegetable garden to be used for cut flowers. They are hardy in zones 5-8.

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Viburnum carlcephalum is a large bushy deciduous shrub with broadly oval leaves colouring well in autumn. Large rounded trusses crowded with pink buds open in late spring to sweetly fragrant, pink-tinged white flowers. Size 1,5-2,5m.

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Natural, biological fertilizer with slow release of nutrients. Contains substances enriching your soil with additional humus. With no added chemical substances or preservatives. Produced from sheep dung at sheep farms in mountains of North Slovakia.

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This eye-catching, dwarf form of conifer is a new variety of deodar cedar found in Holland. This evergreen, slow-growing, low shrub will grow 1,5m high and can spread 3m. With wide spreading branches it makes a lovely horizontal specimen or ground cover plant. Ideal cascader for rock gardens, suitable for growing in containers as well. It can be staked as column forming an elegant weeping shrub or small tree. It has blue-green persistent needles, densely born on drooping branches. The cedar grows well in any well drained soil type even chalky, but will thrive in moist conditions. The pH preference is acidic to neutral soil. Recommended planting in sun or light shade, in places protected from strong winds. Grows in temperature zones 6-9 and therefore can be grown successfully on whole territory of Middle Europe with exception of coldest mountain areas.

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A medium-high tree that is also sometimes grown as a large shrub. It is a vigorously growing cultivar with an irregularly rounded, slightly flattened and open crown and a height of 6 - 10 m, width 5 - 8 m. The branches grow upright at first and bend over later in life. Young twigs are brown coloured and have conspicuous spines of about 0.5 cm. The young unfurling leaves are also brown to bronze coloured. 'Casque Rouge' is a selection with a beautiful dark pink inflorescence. The strongly scented flowers are in approximately 15 cm long clusters and are 2 - 3 cm in size and purple-pink in colour. On the flag is a striking yellow spot. Especially young specimens of this deep-rooting tree are susceptible to branch breakage.